I have't worn a watch for at least 20 years. I can't remember a single case of wishing I had one to tell time or date. If your life revolves around computers

I have't worn a watch for at least 20 years. I can't remember a single case of wishing I had one to tell time or date. If your life revolves around computers the time is right in front of you constantly. With any kind of phone the time is also readily available. If you are watching TV you are one button click away from seeing time and date. Heck, even when I am swimming at the local olympic pool time is right there on the wall for everyone to see. I wear a swim watch while swimming but it stays in my gym bag when not in the pool. To me this is conclusive proof that watches are jewelry rather than a necessary device. All the other uses are simply "toy grade". Now, if someone is into toys, that's OK, whatever floats your boat.